I’m an Architectural Designer at GRK Architecture, with a background in Sustainable Architecture.

My role focuses on design development, 3D modelling and project coordination, helping take projects from concept through to detailed design. Day to day, I work on translating ideas into clear, buildable solutions, ensuring designs are both visually strong and technically sound.

I’ve worked across a wide range of projects, from high-end bespoke homes to multi-unit developments and large-scale public sector schemes, including RAF training facilities. That experience allows me to approach each project with a practical, problem-solving mindset, adapting to different challenges and requirements.

I also use advanced 3D modelling and software to help bridge the gap between design and delivery, giving clients and contractors a clear understanding of how a project will come together.

How did you get into architecture, design, or your current field?
My interest in architecture developed through a combination of design and problem-solving, and how the two come together in the built environment.

I went on to study Sustainable Architecture at master’s level, which shaped my approach to design and how buildings perform over time. Since then, I’ve gained experience across a diverse range of projects, working in both residential and more complex, large-scale sectors.